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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22


Fsemsr Eerr. Pssi-E ma
Is ssenmax lea, Cautnin vnm Das-
VnaEs. M9na - 0gsAaE Bag yessasF 90
elsAiEsa fcR sAe Basszas naaEhass AE4 Hss
iMfeEmned aHAa nnns enmid b. 30 tAzfes
na 81 en1lzs nnlpu4 w1s eaMas@essd fak
~ UIBmHsA &n2lsnA Mn4 1kBs en4s was
1ha DsoEas eAannai tAsnn1h wnzan snsI
wase - BE- snprGzs&. 0ns o. - msn
huws~sE raisassa Sd - him aMNa fcex
azeka. % ha exDaA@ss4 T. % 1n&s -
hnen e6Hn % his efmonszne11s Gus
aasa wnEnina ms % esnse e11ln.
Is npTenktnnn ct 3eAn &. kinnenR
ana MsTmnn 3. Kelly, het1 a kinR
esnnky. 60 - appnzm1s9 nafarles gnblts.
wsge spDsovsd % 0eEssnoF aampls -
sksEa Blslinss ynssarday afsss-
noen AEre1ed David Aaisix ck 0gs.
Tar Bag. cd Q e0mDIakMe eAERNtn4 aAm
wllh sakfna oys1sEg fEum ana BED q
Chmrarm Hflds6E9nd. N @xMmsnattnz
YES haH hsenre Jun1teQ Thnmpsnns amd
fAs pEissneF 6isshafns6 lhEuuah insnfa
cisnag e. svadenca.
Il ssesns snaf sass Rsdiaaxibnlinn d
asxsifoEy under % oEAsEt - ssnoge M
Olempia Land 0az1s 70 Bamazia nnd 80
anlaRrsmeml ng ahn Nam@ouBeE dtzsxinl
! - ne1 beam unsatisfactory e al parties
tsrritorislly smhreend. Tic psupie q
0hahaiis en6 Rastae e1unkiss sasm q
shink vsaeoaTak 10 teo far fzom ~
eentsR ef the dizssiss Hnd naamxmliy wish
/ % have Il Ran1oEe8 namB1F tAne pefns-
TBS towns o. Wknleek amd ChehaliI
/ have inanMKs0naay lmaernnasa th4mssivaG
/ II sts maaaex. eAah, % e0nxss, fAopins
/ eAat Il tie renewal frnm Wanco1ve1
wexs ezssGs6 linhkning might a1xiks ID
thaaF loealily. pnsfins from eaeh d
/ kAass eowns have bean I'd 0sympa4 d
I late naEiSinR 60 eEenae tu1eEeak IN IN
/ matter. Ii seth efaefal and pKfFata cir
elsas vita whna success rsmains % b
ssh.
ma naaa Of 80 prisoner whs disd d
I ahs hosp1taI Thuxndny vas John Th0Bp
/ 600, and net Thoman JaekHcn as pre-
| viousfy reported. He w1s . Russinn
FINN, - years 0k go. DE-. Ril1y con
4 duafed 4 posa mersau examtna1tnz
uhiah reEualad tha fash sha1 aAe Fmp9uKl
/ 81 nhRnnlo nnauK1szn Of the ah&ominal
aoEan wa ahe eAuss Of his death.
Gesras 3. Hauahfon Vas on Friday
morning arrested By City MnRahal Fre<
Guyoa aud aaken before Justice Ready
1 where be pleaded guilty % the ehATRI
/ of krsunenainR houses Ct iil-fawe. Arts
lu&Vina SO and costs with shAA ofisin
be wAs aIl0we6 30 30 foxth.
Late homa-goaEs lest might saw t.
male Eiwash lying upen The sidewalk On
Fourth nEFeet, na@x the s0Tnsg OF Main
l Tia electric llaAt aAoue full upon bel
| faoe and disclosed the wflnkle4 viaaMl
az cid age. Pedestrians stopped, eaasd
/ remarked and passsd ca, Esd sill ehi
aiept. HeE oblivion vas wEUuRhs D
whisky, The isvslsT Of all.
A marriages Iisenns wae Issued yeeseE
/ day % Rudolph Peterson nnG Amands
| EnstFum, be&h Of olympia.
J. &. MuEphy, Seattle; i. y. Wsleh
Ohioaqo, and O. h. Jones. Hanfa Rosa
Gal, are a. the Carlton.
Olympia, OesoheE 81. 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

These h likely 30 BE- some news fAv-
ofabla 10 the Northern F8slne shortly.
The Oregon Tyangoantlnentai Company
e on the eve Of reaFQania2tien. The
Northern Pasieo holdings Of that e0m-
pany have baan purchased By aayndi-
cate represented By Ms. Willard. foF bis
0Yincivals N Gsrmany ana aurne cant
tallasa Interested In ene Noftkekn Pacific
oompAn{. undeE she nsw arrange.
rasafs The 0reaun Transcoufinental
Company win change its attitude TO-
wards the northern Paeiae, end here
after Id relations viii be % Q friendly
ohafmcteF. TIE Oregon Transuenti-
nenaal'a iniunstiou 9galnst the Building
Of branch tines By he Nostkegn Pacific
will be Withdrawn. ana the neu board
end the naw executive of The Oregon
Tfanaconalnantal Company will b
made up Of kndlVi6aaie who viii have
The pFomoti0n % Northafn Pnclfie az.
fairs 81 heart.
Toe OsiobsR earnings Of ths Northern
Paoiac thus far are very satisfactory,
haina a. the rata Of nearly $4,000 poF
day. An examination Of tue Sep
semheR statemsne fhcws q decrease In
earnings from grain shipmeafs 60
Duintk, "a compared With Lass yeaE. Of
e5a9,00a Thia b due 20 late haRveals
and Subsequent vel weather thai ~
sasdsd threshfnQ. Ne9wflhstandIna
this Tie aru@tk ol business from
other sources yea - largo thaf the 90.
eEsMae vas nearly ssoEoome, tie total
falling eH foT The monsh heiEa but e2t. :.
0oo. he grain oRep IL tke largest %
HE AiAioFy Of he eompany. and the
manARsunsna fcck iex the movement 81
the delayed ahipments daFinR the win
laR, when the buulnesn eli Be most &C.
aapsabls. ~ kiladslpAta Pvsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22


Ahoul : weak aas sssEstsEy Dsgard
dsnlsd akns Ne British ss&isza saised in
Ainskam wAlsEs bad hnsn released and
rsvs TIE puhlss 10 understand tha1 thsy
uould nos BE- recessed. New sho puhlis
q given the ooxFeaDondsnos IN which
The release of ths same sealers vas or
dared masy wssks aae. and Il b further
announced thai Secretary Bsyard has
np0loeissd 10 ths British auveFnmans
basanaa they wsse nSa Recessed sooner.
Il d naes 10 infer, therefore, thsa The
eaorssaFy Of staas's memaEv was a.
ganli when be declared that 10 snsh
orders had been Issued. And. b. the
way, We havs yss 70 hsas Of he release
q any Of shs AmsRlnan Ashine vessels
uhieh have bean Illegally ssissd BY tha
canadlana u y apparent that ssora-
aasy Bayaed does nos run tbs British
foreign ofies &c completely o. The Bril-
ish minister a Washinaeon runs the
Heata DspaFlmsna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

DnAnLzn.--Ths steamer Flseswoea
lsft ksEs ysstssazy On tire foE Oiy1gaA
viii = large erowd q pazssaGsrs. ~
hsfere aAs had prsceeded more than .
aanrtsF % nils sns snddeniy can't -
a halt Ana his9 tkrea whisslsa - -
"a AZ distress. Tha steemsF GFAees
watch wa layin9 81 KesisE's Sheff wa
sssam ~ "a ones pas ezs - hsH e@4-
anea. sna toued has into paEt azaiD.
Or hng arrival 81 the wharf u WmH
aResFeasnea thai eaa 81 her foilcguR
halss IA hroAaA and knoaksd Ne
sElsnaas heaA into . dassn pteessL xhs
paassnxeru fax TasozaA ~ ence pEoeeed-
a O. tka Harvard. az get tAeEe s1sa
II alma. Wills these fex OsymFia g.
slaeA d l4y ever ansil to-day. weea -
FIsefwooa Nh FFoo&hig - ready fuE
baHlngns aaaiH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

ensunzns hurmaas hns hsaam1 So
snn6 - - FnmEdmns e ~ usassA
aialss. naiAu9 ~ risia q - rsuul-
asai paslg s. Mlnuespslis laal wues,
~ sasaenn eomaiIzss Ia aaExnasA
ssmA Rsz6ons aaspsanA nAam1 RS -
sfa aszs nsz1laas 8 Ne psensu So
shni nfru. Csgnsana eaaald 9ssmBg =
- u - nsxa ans. 10 IS anraARa-
aanl hsmssnH, MSM Clsprlnnd saEy
prspaaEy shiea2sd. dsclnrins that -
wsuld ride ID Ghe Gsst enrEiase % nss
a I'll. 10 ID nct. hosassEs hHsa BE-
sinEm 10 aeas b ~ Assl eaEEiaes -
hsr desire b be uaas hss huab1na. 0n
80 ennsra1ys Sc dnslnrsd % ths eam-
naisses ma shs VS. uaa tsnRsIiina -
Ma. aEossr Csssnisnd. bui a. ne wifa
e sss Fssal6ans 81 - Unihsd slatss
- asla4 ahe RS enfifssd - . esa1 y
he nzza eaFEinass
Ths Guualasnsinn deez noa snnseza.
pssfs nneh 50 ozas % fhaa q uifs d
ne Pnalani AZ ~ uni1ed esalsa and
ahaza u ns lev presldlna fer a. asoEel
clevulnnd lsGhs Rsazidanf Il he unahsd
Etaeen md AErA C.sssiasd = aimvlI
aEna. 0soxsr 0sssslaaA. In eiaiming =
b anythina sis shs osnfuunds the D..
nsnal and ofasiAs sslaEioma q haz hus
bad. HeE eErss probably asosa from
ne monnEuhiaa1 sustom e. ssaardins
shs wife " ihs king b . esEaaim extsnI
. aharsx q hls sxasasd pOaiti0n. u i
ID kseplnN uilh ths foolish EsuzArk q
enc o. Louis EAn who adeKsanad ira
Cleveland e TIE unsEowned oasen q
Amassun. aad win ths a1nh o. tho kaas
srn nswsvapsrs uhiaA tsrnsd shs wsd.
dIBe a. M. and Ms. Ulsvsland ~nar
tsannI Wsdaina."
Memarchisai sdsaz ere dseldsdiy eal
q psaas Ia NE Unisea esaaeA This /
q esmoe1nsy purs and nimple, and u 1
feIly 10 inpoEt monnsohisal axpFsszion'
20 dsssrsho Ne svontn u shs Iivsa 81
those NO havs hesa eAossn ~ ths psc
PIE - snsaf ssrsants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

Tnz EnxHn1nzAs MAuMzxxnx.- scme-
lhipR like tWo years aRo . steamer In
British Columhia watsEE ran Into the
uidswhsel steamboat EnaerpFias and
eaa her n Awo. A survey was hsid and
"a EnsaFpFfaa eon1emned. 6he vas
sonirollsd By Captain John fsvinE. whs
tosk tie mashlneFy out of her and de-
ssxoyea aha ball Which waa nearly 80
years ald. A. noon ns ihe Eliza Amber
nnn Collapsed che oshsR 6sy, MF. Jacobs
esmmenced casting ano1t 10 dnd
machinery 10 taxa Ne pface Of The old
worneat snsnp pile rev h her, and con
eluaad that TIE macAinsry taken
fsurn TIE EnfeEprise uaa tas1 whaA 10
unnssd. When Abe PrsnisT wna here
he o4hsx day hsspoks 10 Captain Irving
in rennFa 10 lie matter ard was told
lhaa hs e0nld have the machinery at
certain Prise o. ooa eosdilien, md tha1
vas thal the AndsEpoa skoaid n01 Fnn
ID opposaaicn 10 ~ PEsmieg. Ihis wAs
anrsaA upon, and Ms. @anohs, Ia eoma-
rsnv wllh RsheEa MsFAn. hAs eane uvsr
b VlotnftA 10 leok 81 he machinery
ara u thsy eonelmde thar u "a sastAbaRs
wlal pr0bahly bring % bsek viii thsm-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

WIS MAyz 1Usx mEcMEvMp A LAA
wv &megameMG 81 8spmmaEe NMAa#
01inMwMre, SOB Hsn1nsreAisfA Aul19e
Aelean9. MMmnmK8. Cxnn9 MhaHis, nA A
01rias. Ladies unAaxwnnE, tannsae 74ifs4
ermarnenfal sxtlelem Ranmaa aaM mMa 1zs
ear alneh "A our n@w ntnE8 Ia MgE8IMN
ka3hs Hulldlnr. Nruma s6rea& 8aGaAe.
Asala CAu1a mnmamns, AM AlmH4 MM
10 lmemF asg inashtsaneaa sgslsN 80 !.....'..s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22
xmn DEMeCnAgaC MAxHeNAK CeH-
vKHTzoH.

An organised effort is bsinR maas to
soeure NJ hsldlns Of ne DsmosEaais
national oonvsntion 81 Washinason.
suuh an arrangement would doubtless
Be highly satisfactory 10 President
Cleveland. Tha Iosal fsslina ID wash
lnalon d always iuisnssly fsyoAbls 70
the party o. person IN power, regardless
Of psinefplss. politics or anything elss
shat usuaIly eovssna she feelings Of
oommanitise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22
notice cf Dissolution Of
Partnership.

uyHR Yzmm HngKToROzH EXISTING IN
- - nalaa and nlJls q e1aszegs = kaEn.
80 saannsH a. draxH1xsa - tee 1s4 # 4sastlH.
- esaxsw, WnahAaREnn Teu41oEy . ~
~ R1ssssssa ~ m1E.nl susa3Nt. Ar. Lass
Kera hxssng paFcAans2 rs szssz4 faasfam ..
4 n. q cisrlnzs p - nsneers. a. aHs4 g
- - isases - - 81 slGiaM 81 tAn mms.
MAx cEMHzCua.
.aasan laAlu Ko4A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

Tu HkHsoa RaouLAxpNs.-CAptaln
.. A. HAsasla appsassa hsssEe NE City
Coanail laal nA9ha e. e legislation fIsm
tha Board of Trade ana ne Chamber
OF Commexsa 90 urge upan THAI ho3y
The nAees4f1g % mzk3nR impravenenta
In TIE hAfhee and fnFtAaF Feanlaftoxs
ID regard % b. Thasa inolnds Che piAe-
lnR o. baays cut IN tie stream 70 which
vessels eeaid be mooFad, eAe EaaktnR 0f
q lAnAinz plasa for The shipm4asaFs, the
pFtnsisR 81 the harbos Feaalaslans and
ne plnalng e q eapy In the han&s 81
each nhtpneslaF aa oooa a. ha arrived
and shs lesyina Of = small aax - haFeoR
duaa On eAah vessel. After snms 1iseas-
sion. ca tAe meiian Ct Ooanoilmaa
Neiss. Il va aecided tu1refSR Ne whois
matter 70 tka Oommitiee % HRfooEa
nna Wksrvs& 9Th inHiraciioDs % eon-
feR Win tke present HaFboR MnzfEF and
inauiFa into ahs vhois question Of ths
wsnls ana nacoo1ilia9 q ths p1Ft and
q asssEsain u tha okheF datlen OF ne
nRenaaa HMKhux MaHeaE wauia aliou him
- tiu.a necessary b . proper disoeazRe
az ahs dalles ennnacaa1 wtlA ahia oieees
e. whsfhsR . Rs9 appointment wsEe
oeaaFeAsee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

A RkmxNKzMmu DmRuxA-benJ9Min
strSioh, of snohomish eosnay. On FFi-
Oar nlsd . csmeiAina aaAinaa Bis part
nae. A. GnDunMa1. and aaksa foE she
apDainineut Of recefvsf fnf tha IRA.
M. asrsaeA st4Aea that the paFtneFshtp
Raa fcxma6 Fehruzxy !, ieaA foR TIA
rsrpusa az eaEFyina % ne teNatE9
haSlaeaS. BE asReemsna eased April l.
lasz, tha asfan1Rna ssak The exes1ssVa
management es he hustBaMa In Sop
ssgaAsE las The plAtntAM snsled - ex-
Amfna ina IN aaAin cf NE uFD and
d aRtAla aao1unta VITA IL def1seank.
nnt tha aafandnaa refused 10 alie9 him
se % - ans esnssaAsd fro0 he raatn-
III - aonAi1ian o. eAa rastnsruAip at
fairs. Tia rlatntl& alleges. alses thai
alhse Arxa taaA, wtshaat knnuiedEs c1
asassaG tha esfNnamna "miaaegaisd
ana appEupEtahaa - hts eva re lzrEe
snmn 81 RoanY fresh sha partasRshiR
reapastT, Ia Nxesa - hls prepoFtao8, =
/ Z aha araanaa e. aAeaa 640u0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22
WATER FRONTAGE.


MANSFIELD. Ohio, Oct. II, 1857.
MUGma. q. @. pzumzT 8 Co., Seattle. W. r.,
0entlenen; You are hereby authorised to
salt ferry let's, wRtar frontage, Ia bloeke Is, 81
and 90, Lads addltinn, for $50 per LOT. sail
these Joining the Miles Iols. have sent power
sf asiorRay 3 Charley. RESPECTFULLY.
Csc. B. KxREmMm.
According to the above instruc-
tons We Hereby offer for sale the
last and only water frontage on
Elliott bay that can be purchased
ct any reasonable price, and on
which, for . small investment,
fortunes win be made in q few
years.
We have alss some sholss rssidsnss ssd iaFn
gropsE4g:
one Aonss aaa LOT, pries sz2o0.
6Tws lota scar 0ATfesoa cotsage. eiHoa
Blocks on Woodland aEeoes and pMFk, 500,
Two wafsf frcns lets IN Bellevue, 5000
Ferry acres % line ~ SEATTLE. IAhe 6hofs
am KastsTn RAILWAY, $500
Coed basinsae lecatioaa On Front end Second
streets. and ehotcs neiscfian Of cheap prop.
erty IN nearly all tha addi Iona % Seattle.
Exanine car list, follow q lucy man and
ysa eant % far assrAy. Apply te
3. G. PHIENGY b CO.
cs231Awlm James street. Seattle. ". 7.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

|rnR coPKRTxEasaxp HERnE07oas
extSllnR beswlsn tAs un4enzEn16, zn4sF
- arn nn1s uf EsaAFsaek 3 xsrTT, y be1aey
E1snssea W. A. Haaksouek Aagwmsl ~ An-
klIisans. nd vii eslisss a. isdsetnana1 .
- 80 &1Ns
y. 4. HkssRouM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22
mRnrreRaAE EsnAnC

synopais Of the TsErisorial TEsasur-
eFss bl-annzal report fsE he years end
Ina Ssps. eoth. 1851. complied frsua
the reeords'os GsnsEai W. M. McMiok-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

Remasal ssie-tsn al wooi mzsKiaa
aarka a - ralT. 0if r<issI - Iok
lisa einRsFmAn. aels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

Renewal Rala-a apnan esaorsd eoF.
6sRaz hanHkarckiefs fo4 Sc. ~ 10 peE
3seen. Keklns q Slnaesman. esls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

MA csnsslsaa sssms = aasa taIianI
snao ~ ssmasA sssos : asiAssias
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

oasa BAa = a. ssa'''' EsFs's'si8'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

Balsnca on hand Sept. 90.
1eeo-GdU4fat funo. .....a %S1sAS ~
Special DeuitentinKy fund. o,sbt -
Sus v Whismsn county counsy.... l,sos 7sI
-
fcssf1 W
Rsceipts for fiscal year end.
'as s'O'' ~ i''S''''''.' >.s..o-s y
Total auounA On hand and
resolved .... .....:...... tzzSSDAs q
fetal aisD1Ksea oulinN II
81 yeaf enoanR rert. ~ ,.a,a~
loco......s.............. isz'Llf %
-. a. -, a,
naAV11s ~ LaAANSs@.A ~ s1 -
seneEM iuncs..........:.. tss0so %
renitennAsy eenasfuetioo -. =.
funo.,. -. ...s..... ooous 20
fund. =. .............. 1889 o
-. -. =.
xcc.4sA u
heoelpts iof rs year enoAEk a.. -. a
Total received and on hand
sept. 81 lb6I.............& <oosoot %
Total amoase discussed an. "a. >,
eu.tnN nsoai e9F....s..s ssAo~ -
IO4AA AMOUNT on HaD0 Oe4s -
!, 1881. .................. el6 N g
General fund. e.s7S %
rsnasensiaEy eonsssecs'on mr.
Gscss ~ earnings !. q fund due due
nonnfIes l1.1e0 OF
r,ssI s..;,,s1c -. en.i srs "a
G1kkQ& 81
xwnwu~muwxrn.
49,. -..-..s~ 1870
~. NJ Ses 1872. - - ss, -
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WANTS-TOL BT-FORsALE-ETC


WANTS-TOLBT-FORSALE-ETC
~~~~~-4~4--~4-~-~~.--~
Advertisements rndsr the heada Of Losa
Found, To Les and Siann2ions Wanted viii be
inserted "a tns rAts q eszis woEd for arss
Insertion; 30 per oanf. fuR each subsequent
anHartfnm. Payment Always In advances.
uTAETKD--A START, LIvs BOT, Be.
wv tween "a and rs yuRrs old. YOUNG
BR0THKA4s Second ard Columhia. oe9Itf
uTANFRD a sTRoNG. IwDUsTRIoUs
wv ntsaAy boy. 10 work in grocery storn.
ran errnnds and maka himsaik aeneKally uaefnl.
Avply 70 ". A. MePHERs0E, Viii -. oc11 y
HTkNTKD-A xoUEG MAN FROM ran
w xest desires q posifien a. book-ksepsF,
assistant eF clerk; hAs had ten pears expert.
snss IN retail merchandising end tWe years Is
shippiag elsrk feR lnmssF maaufaessry. cay
references givsa. Aaarssa v. W. care this
omeA cen u
Houss wAKTKD-srx 10 HIGHT ROOFS
II VITA saba. Address Resiafiss bax as.
ciEy. seSesf
UYANTKp-k WoMAN or aENsR, RxKR.
w q aaa rssPecsahllity for cur huaiaenn 10
her lccAlfty. Salary abcat go per munah Pes-
manenk DN@iasan. NafnEnnesa rxrAauQaa n
RaExnaIDa2 Manassas. % Reaas a., NJ. "a -
WAnrED-Bx A YOUNG LADY, sIfU.
w aft1a - kook-ksspex. Or 20 a. wrstlna,
o % vera % . store. address, 3. O., pos8
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-08
The New Zealand Capital.
Henry C. Dave, in the Standard.


The approach to Auckland IS very
pleasant. The first land we see Is
large island called the Great Barrier,
heavily wooded, deeply indented with
beautiful bays, and tringed along the
coast with rich rock work, carved
into fanta tic shapes by the huge bill
lows which thunder along its shores.
Passing the Great Barrier We SWING
and sail sixty miles southwark up the
Hauraki Gulf among very beautliui
islands until we came to q large one
called Ranaitoto (the mountain with
flowing sky,) which Is cone-shaped
extinct volcano l 900 feet tall. 10
thew OF Rangitoto, long, narrow
cape runs out to within about mile OF
it. with q small extinct volcano on Its
point, apd another about half a mile
inland AS we swing to the west,
round the cape, the City OF Auckland
opens to view, situated on Il series OF
hills on the south side OF bay called
Waitemata. 1t is quite irregular, ow-
ing to the hills and valleys, but has
several broad streets, thoroughly
macadanized, which dlveree and
wind about conveniently. Many OF
the streets have steep grades, and all
have broad, smooth sidewalks. TIE
chief street is Queen Street, which ls
straight, very broad, and runs from
the steamship dock q mile south to
the top OF high ridge, running east
and west where it intersects another
broad street called Karangabape
pnai
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-08

'LADY AUDLEY's SECRET" still yields
Miss Braddon an income.
DIR. JOAN P. NEWMAN h,:s returned
from his transcontinentai tour.
CARL Rosa talks OF bringing his En-
glish opera company to this country.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL will visit
this country about the first OF Novem-
Der.
KossUTH is remem cred by his hat
and Garibaldi for his red flannel
shirt.
PROF. MoRsE's Japanese Homes"
is to be given to the public III cheap
form.
CARL SCHURz has bought 80, ,5OO,-
900 worth OF railroads in and about
Pittsburg.
MISS FRANCES E. WILLARD, president
of the National Christian Temperance
Union, is making tour through New
England.
KING HUMBERr OF Italy is only
43 years old, but his hair is nearly
white. He is the hardest worked
monarch OF Europe.
POPE LEO has already received
more than $150,0O0 for the expenses
OF his Jubilee Mass, which he will cele-
brate next month in person.
SEPTIMUs WINNER, the Philadelphia
song writer, wrote his first song, "How
Sweet Are the Roses" IN 1850. He
has written many hundreds Unpopular
songs.
@. G. LELAND is at work with Mr..
Whitaker on his great ''S!aDg Diction.
ary." His contributions to the work
will consist chiefly of Americanisms,
gypsy AID pidgin English.
A FRENCHNIAN is said to be writing
d book which will show that the bard
of Avon was of French descent, and
his name was originally Jacques
Pierre, or in plain English John Peter.
CLARK RUSSELL is about to publish
a novel with the name 1.-The Frozen
Pirate" We have had the pirate
dished up in nearly every other shape,
and the small boy will doubtless ap-
preciate this change in his literary bill
OF fare.
CHARLES b. JEFFERSON, a son OF the
wealthy comedian, mas PAID SlO,OOo
for a third interest in "a Dark Sc
cret," q melodrama which promises
to have big run, though the reason of
it will probably always remain dark
secret.
KING KAIAKAUA, of the Sandwich
Islands, will ce ebrate bis fiftieth birth
day on November 16, and has invited
the yachtmen of San Francisco to join
him in it. Kalakaua proposes to
have q little fun yet as he goes along,
in spite of his recent adversities.
WILLIAM j. FINDLAY, the Toledo
brewer, who recently built a $2O,O
monument to Gen. Steedman, has
Just given the Home for the Friend
less Women in Toledo 81 @, 900 in cash.
Mr.. Findlay evidently means to ad-
minister on his own estate to some
extent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-08
Indian Railways.

The increasing rapid development
of railway communication in India is
strikingy exhibited in Conway Cor
don's report, from which we learn
that no fewer than 1,O25A miles of
new lines were completed and opened
for traffic during the official year
lust ended. Few English folk who sit
at home at ease have probably an
adequate notion OF perlls and hard
ships that attend upon those who are
engaged in constructing the all-lm-
portant new modes OF intercommuni-
cation. In the case of the Snd-Plshin
Line the work last summer was car
ried on in terrific heat The staff sui
fered terribly from fever, and the
plate-laying gangs were practically re-
newed every month by fresh lmporta-
tions from India as they melted away
from fever, dysentery, and scurvy.
In the same way the gangs OF garder-
erectors dropped off, and during four
months were twice replaced. AT the
mouth of the Chupper Rift whole
gangs of workmen were Frustrated at
one time by fever, dysentery, and
scurvy. Nor was the heat the only
trouble. The portion from Sibi to
Quetta, 155 miles In length, labors
under the disadvantage OF Its lower
hall being so hot in summer and its
upper half so cold n winter that on
these sections, we are told, as far as
progress is concerned, about half q
year is lost. During the Cumbum di-
vision survey 50 per cent. OF the IN
habitants OF the district were at
tached; but not until the engineering
and subordinate staff, as well rs the
office establishment, were, with
scarcely an exception, prostrated,
was it determined to temporarily
withdraw the expedition.